It’s my birfday today. Normally you would be seeing guest comics this week but things are happening in and around the TSOALR Empire that prevent me from taking the week off. Plus I forgot to mention it and have very few guest strips to post. So, on to the announcements.

1. It’s my birthday (already mentioned)
2. There will be guest content but the guest will be me and it will be the week after next. I’m going to be showcasing something new that I have been working on.
3. There will be extra TSOALR content next week also, but not here. And it will be Tuesday. Look here then for more information.
4. I am to be unemployed on February 27. Many people, upon hearing this, think that webcomicry is my profession and alas, they are incorrect. I just do this as a hobby and rely on a ‘real’ or ‘day’ job to pay bills and buy food and such. I am a graphic artist by trade and do technical illustration, flash animation, graphic design, and presentations, and I am a fair writer. I am looking for a full-time position but will also work as part-timer and/or a freelancer. If you, or anyone you know, needs graphics support please contact me here. I hope this will not affect the production schedule of any on my comics but odds are it will in some way, shape, or form. I will do my best to keep up but being unemployed is a new thing for me.
5. If you have a guest comic, or will have one in the next week or so, please send it in. Birthday Guest Week is not gone, just delayed.

Unemployment sucks… Not a birthday pressie anyone wants… I therefore offer a jobsearch URL for IBM in the US… I believe they occasionally have the odd computing job… paid my rent for the last ten years… worth a rummage I’d suggest… Good luck…

happy bday steve hope to see many more yeers of awesome comics
regerding the unemployment thing, have you heard of artix entertainment? they make MMORPGs (fantasy and sci fi) and they do a lot of flash stuff. heres their site: http://www.artixentertainment.com/
they say they dont have any openings, but their games keep getting bigger, so keep an eye on it.

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